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Observing the Eclfpse.

LONDON, August 20.-The eclipse OF the sun yes
terday was observed for few minutes at sunrise
by clouds at Paris and Vienna. At the latter place
thousands were waiting to make observation
Prof. Vogc, a the Belgian expedition, stationed ct
Jurjewitz. on the VOlga, telegraphs that the sky
was overcast, but that the solar prUtuberances
and chromosphere were observed, although the
corona was invisible. The Russian observers
were more successful, their various stations OBJ
tanning numerous drawings and photographs OF
the corona and It's spectrum.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 2O.-The eclipse OF the
sun was not observed here yesterday, owing to
the cl0uded condition OF the sky. At Kiln the sun
was also Obscured, but an aged professor named
Mendeeien made a balloon ascension alone so as
to get above the clouds and take an observation.
As there had been hitch in the lling OF the bal
loon, there was considerable doubt felt Us to its
was successfully made, and the proress6r de-
scended in safety near Moscow 40 miles distant.
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He Must Collect the Garbage.

OR THE COMMISSIONERS Will DO IT FOR HIN.
Commissioner Wheatley stated to-day that the
garbage contract does not require the use OF q
certain number OF carts. He said that the
contract requires the collection OF the
garbage from every home in the city at stated In
tervalS. II the contractor does not do this he will
have TO employ q sufficient number OF carts,
whether fifteen or one hundred. Mr.. Wheatley
states that II Mr.. Draney does not give the matter
immediate attention and provide remedial meas
ureS the Commissioners Will employ carts for this
purpose and charge them to the contractor.
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SARATOGA, NY. August 20-The racing wascon-
ttnued here to-day. The weather was hazy and
warm. The track was greatly Improved over yes
terday, but dusty In most places. The attendance
was large.
years old, hree-Quarters OF mile. Geraldine won
with Los Angeles second, and Belinda third. Time,
1s17.
Second race-one mile and q furlong. Grisette
won, with FIageoletta second and Gray Cloud
third. Time, SO.
Beverwycs stakes, for ALI IL ages; mile and 500 100
yards. VOlante won with Brown Duke second
and Teiie Doe third. Time, 2:l5x.
Fourth quarters OF o mile. Miss
Ford won, with CassaLt second and Dudley oaks
third. Time, Liz
Fifth race-Selling race, one mile. Queen Eliza
beth won, with Queen Bess second. and Coaumblne
third. Time, 1:46H.
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PerAnal moxem.nt.. etc.

MISS Minnie Evan, who has been spending q
pef vacation with her parents In this city, sailed
rom New York tor Havre to-day on the steamer
panied BY her cousin, Miss start, Of Baltimore,
VINO has been with Miss EVAN during all OF her
S0Journ abroad.
Miss Minnie sareorius, OF Norfolk, Va. after
spending several weeks with friends In this city,
returned to her home to-day.
MI. VIM A. West Chief Post ONCE Inspector,
togetner with his family, IL at the Atalanta As
DULY Du.y PARK n. J., and win remain for several
The engagement is announced o, Mr.. Frank
Heua 70 Mss celia Heidenheimer both OF this city.
6O7 street northwest.
Among those summering at River Springs,
blackiston's Island, are PROT and Mrs. J. c. FIJI,
9a0gnters Hattie and Matte, Mr.. and MIS- NJ. C.
Ea,i, misses Saidee Hay, Laura Brooke, Sarah
ma sn3 me me Misses Hassisr Mrs Frank Ford
bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry @. Pearson and chill
I 1 =; J: Costinett, DR.. Fraser, Jas. Thomas,
Topham. NJ and Ms Sullivan and cnsare0 snd
Mrs. Moore and children.
MI. and Mrs. ]. A. Quackenbusn are at the Alta
lanta Hotel, Asbury Park, N. j.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel
rom washington are r. McMurray, jr., Mrs. Fair
boys WV ->' -, N
Mrs Oscar c. Fox and daughter are at Thousand
Island Park.
MISS Matte Gray and the Misses Prather left on
Inursoay last for Ocean Grove, where they will
speno the next two or three weeks
Mr. ana Mrs Jas. A. Scott and Miss Emily Bow.
zen are visiting at the home OF ]. w. Kittinger,
happy DELL near Fairfield, Adams county, Pa
An enjoyable dancing party was given last Tues
Gay at Idylwilde, Prince william county, Va. BY
MISS Louise Moxley, which WAS attended by many
tron baiumore, washington, and adjacent coun-
Ties Inc grounds were handsomely illuminated
anu 0ounteous supper was served. Among
tnoSe present from Baltimore were Misses Fttz-
hugh, Tayloe, and Palmer; from washington Is.
F. Darrell, sister, and nelce and Hugh Thompson,
r.; from Fauquier, Misses Duaney, Carter, and
GARRISON, and from the neighborhood, Mr. Douglas
EomOndS and sister, DIR. Meredith and sister, MI.
ana MIS- Lowe. MaSsTs. Lee, Thornton, Dulany,
and HiIe
Misses Fannie and Josie Moore are visiting rela-
tives In GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. T. Bell (nee Ada n. Wrennl
will be at home after to-day ct 1926 18th st.
The following Wasningtonians are sotourning at
the Mountain View Cottage, Frostburg, Nd: Rev.
J. wright, Wife, and son. Mrs. j. B. DockStader
ana daughter, Mrs. A. c. WiCkware and daughter,
Mr.. Walter Chew, Miss Matte Winner, Miss RO-
maine MorSell, and Mrs. II. Barnes and two chill
dren. Miss Minnie EVAN who has been spending
rev days there with her mother and sister, sails
tomorrow for Europe. She will spend the winter
In Italy, pursuing her musical studies In Florence
Mr.. A. L. Barber sailed from New York for
Trinidad last Saturday morning. Mrs. Barber re-
turned to washington Saturday evening.
Colonel Reamy, the judge-advocate general, has
commenced his vacation with q trip to Boston by
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MARRIED.

BELL-wRENN. On Wednesday, August Ia, ss7 at
the parsonage Of the Gsystreet Baptist Church. wet
BELL of Vermont 70 ADA n WkENN. Of the District
LAMBELL-HARpEY. AZ Kansas otty, August 9.
1887. by Rev. Chaa Hammer, Miss MAMIE LAMbELI,
Of Washington. D. O. 20 RICHARD b HAkDEi. ~
ROMAN-HOGAN. In Baltimore, January 2S. 1857,
by Rev. Father Dyer FRED u. ROMAN, Of Believille,
Ill., to Katie s. Hogan Of Washington. d. q.
vANCE-wHEELER. Thursday, August rs, 1887,
at Lenoir, N c., by the Rev. A c. Munroe, THOMAS
J. b. Wheeler, Y. 8. A No cards
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The Centennial Celebration.
RESOLUTIONS ENDORSING THE MOVEMENT PASSED I

The Centennial Celebration.
RESOLUTIONS NDORsING THE MOVEMENT PASSED BIZ
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
At the session OF the American Bar Association
In Saratoga, N. Y, yesterday, resolutions were
adopted that sit is proposed to celebrate at our
capital in 1889 the one hundredth anniversary OF
constitutional government in the western hemi-
sphere which celebration is intended TO be joint
tribute by the sixteen American republics TO the
Constitution OF the parent republic, the United
States" and as ut Is proposed that said celebra-
ton be under the auspices and control OF the gen.
eral Government, viz, q commission OF nine per-
sons, three TO be appointed by the President OF the
United states, three by the President OF the Sem
ate and three by the Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives,; therefore be 1t resolved that the
American Bar Association favorS this patriotic
movement, and cOmmendS II as O dignif1ed and
useful way OF celebrating the centennial OF the
Constitution. That the Secretary be instructed to
send copy OF these resolutions to the President
OF the United States, the President or the Senate
and the Speaker OF the House OF Representatives"
Mr.. w. b. Webb. OF the Washington Bar, pre-
sented the resolutions.
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENTS AT A SHAN BAff1h-Two
accidents occurred at Enfield H.. yesterday at
the reunion OF the Sixty-seventh Illinois Veterans
During the sham battle a cannon was prematurely
discharged, blowing on Jas Crocketts right arm.
non was discharged prematurey and stretched
f1ve bleeding victims on the ground. Gabe Sui
lenger had both arms blown on, ana viii probably
die. -Four others are fearfully lscerated and
burned, but will survive
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BROUGHT FROM RICHMOND.-LaSt night Detective
MahOn returned from Richmond with Richard
Childress, who is wanted here on charges OF rob-
bling the boarding house OF Frank Moore, No. Cos
9th street, as published In yesterdays STAR. He
denies the charge.
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SURVEYOR GENERAL JULIAN, OF New Mexico, has
recommended to the Interior Department that
Congress be requested to confirm the title to the
legal representatives OF the grantees OF the private
land claim known as the Plaza Colorado tract, No.
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Premier Norguay Weakening.

CHICAGO, August 20.-A Winnipeg, Man., special
says: message has been received here to the
effect that Sir JnO. Mcdonald has stated that Pre-
mier Norquay has gone down to see him to try and
arrange a compromise in connection with the
building OF their Red River Valley road and SET
Ting the difficulties that so fast leading to
another rebellion. It Is generally believed here
that NOrquay is weakening, and the announcement
is causing great feeling OF disgust. II he goes
back his record he will certainly be ousted from
the premiership OF the province and be retired
from politics in disgust. 1t is expected crisis be-
tween the government and the Pacific Railroad
Will be reached In day or two unless the latter
weakens, as members OF the government now say
they Will run the line despite any action.
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The English government has decided 60 allow
Sherry Baker 20 remain ~ premier OF the Tonga
Isles. but hts future viii be closely watched.
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Wall Stro.,t 'rn.r,av,

NEW YORK, August 90, II a m.-The opening Of
the stock market this morning was quiet and
changes from yesterdays final figures. The
slight animation noticeable at the OPEN
settled down TO the usual dullness, ST.
Paul, Reading, and New England showing most
activity. There was no movement in prices until
after 1880, when general yielding took place,
accompanied by an increase in the amount OF
business done. Louisville and Nashville lost z per
cent, but the declines In the remainder were for
toward the end OF the hour, and at IL o'clock the
market Is steady and firm
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THE IVES STATEMENT.
Assignee Cromwell Asks the Court to
Compel the Production OF Certain
Missing Books.

NEW YORK, August 20.-Assignee Cromwell said
this morning to a reporter that he was sorry that
anything had leaked out concerning his action In
procuring an order OF court to compel Ives Co. to
Produce certain missing books. He said certain
brokers grasped at every possible feature in the
Ives matter 10 influence the stock market, and he
any Information which could be converted into a
sensation. "The statement now nearly completed
is made, he said, 'frOm the books as they exist.
These are complete set, carefully kept and tell
ing a connected story OF the tirm's transactions"
Mr.. Cromwell would not state what the missing
books were, but said that he would make his state
ment OF the affair in court On Monday morning.
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BUSINESS CHANGES


FOE. sALEz "A. SMALL HOTEL AND REsTAU-
GoE STAN oss
Eok sALEaacHEAP-THE STOCK AND FIX
ply at 700 4th ST. Sc. au2O-3t'
ICOR sALE-GROCERY STORE IN GOOD LOCA-
suao,st - N'>' '''' '''"'' ''''' ''' B. D. RAMEY
l,OR ExCHANGE-A BARGAIN-IMpROVED CITY
81 S '2' sss''p
IVoR sALE-CARLIN SPRINGS. VA, MILES
from city. one OF the most beautiful aud healthm
sites aT3nnd q; pure spring and iron water
m aaso:s.. BAXTER & 1903 Stsf9 oiG : st.
EoR sALE-sEE SALE THIS EVENING OF 1917
a nndf s 'i
EoR sALE-FALLs CHURCH. NEAR STATION.
complete House of eight roo ols in perfect order
pss Is oere at
B69ps sTaTo COUNTY
One OF the finest Farms in County: 100 acres: no
eatbuidnes &c: location unsurpassed iine dairy
farm price m H,1H sfs terms n easy;
au26 BAXTER s MCGOWAN. Ioos-iolo st.
XVANTED-To BORROW $4,000 FOR EIGHT
contains Situated near Fails Church. ana
site as and a. to W We've
Washington. Address Box lis. Star office au17-4
S10S CASH WILL BUY THE STOCK AND
address si Box ss
Office aul9.2ts
FJ,KE CENTER MARKET REFRIG ERATING COM
MEANS and Wishing to invest in butter cheese dones
o ana tbe 11reasn iTss ana generally to
by the week or month and thus enable holders to
during the autumn and winter months anl9-1w
7 HAVE FROM $1,000 TO $4,000 AND WOULD
! IKE to me ct youns man with like sum who de-
Sakb os o
WANTED-yAcANT GROUND AND IMPROVED
properly ''f CASH. MlH1fg p gEaIM AadIes"
au19-2t' 310 st Paul ST.. Baltimore, Md.
Fans sALEoE Eek. Exc Han; FOR TUKNoTI
Of Gin tocs and Rogers
1s1sRb:a: stock 80 Paul st. Md
FOR sALE-A1 A 40 BARGAIN-THE LEASE AND
dress HOTEL. Star Office aui:53m
IHOR RENT-OYSTERCELLAR AND DINING
Sn,n at 81 9th st. H. corner Lousspa aye
CORNER LOTS, SMALL AND MEDIUM PROP
pi auis-6t. o9 SOS : East n9S capitoI st.
STORE AND DWELLING. 121l G ST. NV. SUIT
- able for Millinery, Confectionery, Upholsterer &c;
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE. 100000 LANDS
dress for descriptive pamphlets j. HARRIS ROGERS,
owner. Bladensburg, Md. Ten per cent to agents
negotiating. au10-:,w.
NOR LEASE-LONG TERM-OR FOR RENT, AS
feet on a IN rnnnx 10 st s i9S
feet Deep containing 5000 fceet enclosed by Sfoot
fence, Improved by Office aud large two-story frame
shed, 40x75 tin roof
Also. lot 3Oxl15, covered by roof ON 14th st. near
st. NV.
Also. large storage warehouse, Water st. s.w. OPP
pOsite 10th 1t. wliarves.
Also, $4,000 so. f. ground located OH Pennsylvania
r. r. Co.'S tracks. Apply to JAS. F. BARBOUR,
au9-2w Lumber Merchant. 14th and u SITS. H. w.
EOR LEAsE-THE CAPITAL THEATER vs.
Il ALERT, Aus 9th st. jc:}-3m
VNHE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
l. AND F1RE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE
ZIG PA. AVE. n. w. tSouth Side)
Persons going abroad, or leaving the city should
avail themselves Of the advantages offered by this COM
Plate and other vauables Clothing paintinxs works
Ii low rates Take action before rather than
alter, your vsluxbles are stolen burned.
Office Hours .. n. to 4 D. IN
f26-6m (Ssturtlsya u N. to ) y. MI
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THE TRADES.
SPECIAITIES

DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT CAN CURE ANY
Dcase OF rheumatism, Neuralgia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Piles, Catarrh. Asthma. Bronchitis,
Seinal Weakness lmpotency and all female troubles.
Hundreds OF city references to already cured
Consultion tree; Resident physician, DR. j. ". HAY
WAhD, Prof. Electro Therapeutics, 937 N. Y, ave.
au2O-lws
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A Suggestion as to What Shall be Done
with the Lamps.


Being one OF the many who purchased lamps for
our vehicles under the ''new regulations" and
now have them useless on our hands, would
suggest that the Commissioners purchase all of
said lamps and OF them build a monument sacred
70 the memory OF the commissioners, who made
cardboard laws one day to knock them down the
next l.
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The Young Coiored Desperate.

The Young COiOred DeSpeFadO.
HE GETS TWO YEARS IN JAIL EXCEPT TWO DAYS.
Robert Williams the coiored boy OF sixteen
years. who. on Monday last, shot Jno. Henry, COL
ored, in the arm, pleaded guilty in the Police
Court to-day. He was sentenced to eleven months
and twenty nine days in Jail In this case. lie was
also charged with an assault on Jos. Seidens, by
shooting him on Monday night, making a flesh
wound In the hip. He received q similar sentence,
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District Government Affairs

District Government Affairs
BUILDING PERMITS
have been Issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
JOS s. Boss to erect two brick dwellings, num-
bered 2O20 and 2O22 Vermont avenue northwest;
$4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS
B. j. Coyle was the only bidder for constructing
sewer in AnacOStta.
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The Missing BOat not seen.

QUEESsT0wN, August 20.-The steamer Bothnia
from Boston August i, for Liverpool arrived here
to-day. The missing boat OF the steamer City Of
Montreal, which was burned at sea on the 10th
instant was not seen by the Bothnta.
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WINNERS IN YESTERDAYS RAcEs.-Tne winner
OF the races at Saratoga yesterday were Emperuf
and Warrington. AZ Brighton beach-Subaitern
Harold, Wtndsail, Tattler, AdoniS and Duplex
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A BOARD of officers, consisting OF Major Royal
T. Frank, 1st artillery; Capt. Jos. B. Campbell,
4th artillery; Capt Samuel NJ. Mills, 5th artillery;
Capt. Geo. H. Torney, assistant surgeon, and First
Lieut.. Erasmus NJ. Weaver, I'd artillery, recorder,
has been appointed to meet at Fort Monroe, vir-
gnia, on September 14th, for examination for pro-
motion OF number OF non commiSSiOned Officers
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The Captains Statement.

RANGE OF THE THRRNoMRTER.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: \
m, az; 2 p. M, Sc; maximum, 81: minimum, 20
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The Cost Of Electric Lighting.


From the papers issued by the local companies
OF springfield, Mass. and Plainneld, n. j., where
the Westinghouse system has recently been intro
duced. the following Information as 20 prices TO
the consumer Is taken. The l6-candle lamp Is pur
down as giving an amount OF Light equal 70 fye-
foot gas-burner, and is taken as the standard I'm
speaking OF electric lighting. The company may
or may not bear the expense OF wiring houses and
stores for the light but agrees TO furnish the lamp
Tor the first outnt. These lamps are guaranteed
places they are found 10 average over 900 hour,
That Is TO say, lamp that burns for rve hours
every n evening Will last over year The lamps are
The change for light Is made either by meter or by
contract, according TO agreement The dynaInos
at the Central station work continuously except
on sunday morning, 30 that the light Is ready for
use at any moment Where no meter Il put Ia the
charge Tor lamps In private houses Is s. q year
Tor the first lamp 81 for the second, O. for tbs
third, . for the fourth, a for the NTH IS for tho
sixth, and s. for each lamp above six thus tax.
lamps, the dining room one, the kitchen ono. tina
hall one, and the bedroom one or six In all the
charge per year would be IS plus g plus % plus Is
plus "a plus s., equals Ssi This has been found
TO be the average Tor small dwellings, In the larger
houses the average number OF lamps may be set
down at twenty, distributed as follows; the
library, two: hall, one; Kitchen one; cellar one;
se;s or upper ,h halls Swo bath
is g. plus g. plus So plus g. plus a, plus So plus
fourteen times g. or s2s equals ssl TO this charge
must De auueo Inc cost OF renewal OF lamps. IL
each lamp Is renewed once year, the extra ex.
pense would be sl3 Bedroom lamps would
scarcely be used more than one hour a day on the
average, 80 that they ought TO last two years at
least In large house where light IL constantly
used such charge will not be xcessiye Most peo.
pie. however, prefer 10 put electric lights only
say Ia the parior, dining room, Kitchen ana hall
In Plttsburg this system Is competing against gas
at 80 cents per LOCO, and In many smaller farms
it has displaced OIL An instance Is given in which
hotel-keeper figures that to light his hotel with
oil lamps costs him 1896 year for broken lamps.
chinneys, OIL, and w1cks not counting the serv-
ices or man, who ILLS and trims the lamps
every day. The same service by electricity was
offered al &412 and accepted.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT WITH AN AIR-GUN.-Geo. W.
Rinehart, boy nine years old, living at No. S24
Franklin Square last evening, by Willie Gorham,
another boy seven years old, living on I street,
near l4th. Young Rinehart was wounded in the
cheek bone, near the left eye. He was taken home
by a lady who was walking with him at the time.
His injury is painful one, but no serious conse-
QuenceS are apprehended.
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At Cambridge, Nd, the house and store OF JaS
simmons was destroyed by IRE yesterday, and the
residence OF John A. Lewis adjoining, was dam
aged.
Continued rains IN the Virginia tobacco belt
have materially damaged the growing crop OF to
bacco In the past few days causing II 70 spot and
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RalaimOre Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd, AUGUST 2o.-virsinia sizes ccr-
solidatcd. 4.3: past due coupons oBS, do. tcls-
forties. 3ah; do. new threes "a u bid to-day.
BALT1MORE. Mp., August a0.-Ccttou dull and
Misunderstanding. o.. Flour steady and hrin.
Mheat-southern steady and arm, red. sosss Amber,
sSao4: western steady and quiet; No winter red.
SPOT ssSaIs. sep.einber, 40 sA1es. octoo-r. 90
White White 54a,6: yellow, Sss53: western steady and
1a!l mixed SPOT AZ hid; September. 4sssSa;
ppstSee5 .sa4e Oats steady and hrln.sgn,hern ani
mi1ed 3oa32 Rye steady. 4sa5l: Provisions steady.
with fsir inquiry. Coffee noninally nrn-hio nss,
ordinary 10 fair, laea2o. Suxar-copper rerne1
nrIn, loalOs. Whisky firm, ll4a115. Other
articles unchanged Freights 20 Liverpool per steamer
dnll-ootton I'd: a0ar. IL "a: grain. %. Receapis-
nouf, li.9ol barrels. wheat, 10000 bushels. corn,
,LoSo, bushels: osrs, 5000 bushels: rye lVoJ
bushels shipments-hour, 436 barreis wheat as opl
bushels. sAles-whest 23S.po0 bushels. corn. so0oJ
Chicago Markets.
cHicAG9. IT., Ausnst go. 4 y. m.-close, Wheat
aoout stesdy-SAsA, Ga 1916 september. bs ID lbI
October, 20 s-le Corn shade easiefcash 4os. Sep.
SRs,,; september; 20 oc,sSer, rs 1al6. Rye. stS
Earl aIey aosdpaa " Prime timothy. 23a2 "a.
ysa, I $; J.nn,Ty, ia.ao: Lard hrm-c..h ans
1sa27. dairy. l6a3O. EsEs scarre. frIn i4alat
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ACTING SECRETARY Of the Interior MuldrOw has
directed that board, consisting OF E. M. Dawson
and Sidney A. Jonas OF the Secretary's Office, and
MarCelluS Gardner, OF the Patent Office open and
consider proposals, recommend award OF contract
for construction OF buildings in completion OF the
United States penitentiary for Utah Territory,
Salt Lake City